By
Patrick T. Reardon
This essay was originally posted on the 5th anniversary of…
The video of me playing basketball didn’t exactly go viral, but it did…
Rita
Locked in her leg braces,
she smiles
as though the act
were…
I want to complain about complaining.
Wait, let me rephrase that. I’d like…
The final poem in Paul Fericano’s new biting, silly and fittingly sophomoric poetry…
There are many pleasures in Neil Shapiro’s newly published The Jazz Alphabet —…
Early in Eichmann in
Jerusalem, her insightful, sober and controversial 1964 book, Hannah Arendt
notes…
Published
in 1969, Tom Huth’s Unnatural Axe is
a time capsule from a moment —…
In his 2003 novel Fluke, Or,
I Know Why the Winged Whale Sings, Christopher…
Moby Dick is an epic piece of literature on a par
with Homer’s Iliad…